Technology
This year, flowers, jewelry and chocolates aren’t the only gifts people are giving for Mother’s Day. 13% of Americans say they’ll give mom a tech gadget of some kind, ranging from tablet computers to smartphone cases.
The hottest social network right now isn’t Twitter or Facebook... it’s Pinterest. It's a bulletin board type network where you can find out how to do just about anything you want to do. And it's evolving to be more appealing to everyone.
You can now charge your cellphone, tablet or camera without plugging into a wall socket. New technology is coming that uses the world’s largest energy source.
Until now, LinkedIn was the social media site where people could look for jobs and connect with others in their profession or line of work. Now LinkedIn has some competition...from Facebook.
Many of the things we use every day are electricity hogs, costing us money even when we're not using them. Jamey Tucker takes a look at some simple things you can do to conserve energy when it comes to your computer.
Let's face it. Those shower radios don't work so well, and you can't take your iPod into the shower.. so what can you do? Jamey Tucker has a new alternative.
Apps mimicking a popular game about disgruntled avians are among those spreading malware, spyware and other viruses on Android phones.
if you've ever lost a cellphone, you know how frustrating it is to find it or keep someone from using it. But the FCC has a plan to make it easier. Plus, Amazon's famous for selling, now it wants to buy your old CDs
A new smartphone has a lot of people talking...not just about the phone, but the system the phone runs on. It may just save microsoft’s entry into the smartphone business.
The folks at CNN's iReport have 14 interesting takes on the newest feature on Facebook.
One of the most popular smartphone apps is headed to Facebook, and not everyone is happy about it.
Facebook says it will spend $1 billion to buy the photo-sharing software company Instagram.
Android users will now be able to spruce up their pictures using the popular app, and a smartphone take on pictionary is one of the fastest selling games ever.
Flying cars aren't just science fiction anymore. Woburn, Mass.-based Terrafugia Inc. says its prototype flying car has completed its first flight. The Transition aircraft flew at 1,400 feet for eight minutes last month.
IPhone-less hipsters rejoice: The popular photo-taking and photo-sharing app Instagram is now on Android.
In this week's tech news...a little creativy comes to Facebook and Blackberry makes a change to stay competitive.
How safe would you feel if you didn’t use a key to get in your front door? All you’d need is a smartphone. This week, our tech guy Jamey Tucker is looking at new technology to make your home more energy efficient... and safe.
This week, we’re looking at ways to save you money and give you extra security around your home. New technology can help cut down on what you pay to heat and cool your house.
Jamey Tucker says there may soon be new rules regarding smartphones on airplanes. He also found out why free apps drain your phone's battery.
A recent change in Facebook's privacy policy has sparked a fresh firestorm from some users.
